Top Mallorca Island neighbourhoods

Magaluf

Magaluf is well known for its rowdy night life and raucous bar culture. With buzzing bars and restaurants stretching down the seafront, expect to find British-themed pubs, Irish bars, and fast foo…

Magaluf is well known for its rowdy night life and raucous bar culture. With buzzing bars and restaurants stretching down the seafront, expect to find British-themed pubs, Irish bars, and fast food joints aplenty under Magaluf’s sunny skies. Down on the soft white sand beaches there’s a whole host of water sports on offer, from bumpy banana boat rides, to scuba diving and kite surfing.

Santa Ponsa

With a more relaxed, laid-back atmosphere than neighboring resorts, Santa Ponsa’s white sand bay is the perfect place to lie back and relax under the hot Spanish sun. With 3 well-manicured golf c…

With a more relaxed, laid-back atmosphere than neighboring resorts, Santa Ponsa’s white sand bay is the perfect place to lie back and relax under the hot Spanish sun. With 3 well-manicured golf courses and a vast array of water sports available, there’s plenty to entertain in this Spanish resort. Take to the waters on one of the marina's modern cruisers and experience breathtaking views of the sparkling Mediterranean.

Illetas

A luxurious hotspot, Illetas is Magaluf’s older, more sophisticated sibling. With a stunning white sand beach, gently swaying palms, and deep turquoise seas, this resort town is a great place to r…

A luxurious hotspot, Illetas is Magaluf’s older, more sophisticated sibling. With a stunning white sand beach, gently swaying palms, and deep turquoise seas, this resort town is a great place to relax and forget about the rest of the world - seek out one of its cozy coves for a totally private swim. Luxury resorts abound and there's swanky seafood restaurants and decadent beachside bars to enjoy.

Peguera

Growing in popularity each year, the former fishing village of Peguera has it all. With 3 soft sandy beaches, lapped at by the shimmering Mediterranean you’ll find it hard to tear yourself away. F…

Growing in popularity each year, the former fishing village of Peguera has it all. With 3 soft sandy beaches, lapped at by the shimmering Mediterranean you’ll find it hard to tear yourself away. For the more adventurous though, the town has many hiking trails which take you through the island's enchanting verdant landscape. While the many delicious restaurants and bars lining El Bulevar will keep you entertained in the evenings.

Palma de Mallorca

The capital of this Balearic island, Palma de Mallorca is a dramatic and evocative city. Walk through the warren of streets in the Moorish Old Town to discover the historical highlights, including…

The capital of this Balearic island, Palma de Mallorca is a dramatic and evocative city. Walk through the warren of streets in the Moorish Old Town to discover the historical highlights, including the colossal, sand-colored cathedral and the elegant, ornate remains of the Arab baths. When you’ve worked up an appetite, head to a traditional restaurant for fragrant saffron rice with spiced pork – and a glass of local wine.

Alcudia

Located on a northern peninsula of Mallorca, Alcudia comprises a historic town and a beach resort. Enter the town through one of the medieval, castle-like gates and enjoy the bustle of…

Located on a northern peninsula of Mallorca, Alcudia comprises a historic town and a beach resort. Enter the town through one of the medieval, castle-like gates and enjoy the bustle of the Old Town, with its many restaurants and shops. Then head to the white sands of the beach for a spot of sunbathing. For a family day out, visit the nearby Hidropark with its twisting flumes and fun water rides.

El Arenal

Head along the pedestrianized promenade from Playa de Palma and you’ll hit El Arenal – Mallorca’s buzzing 18 to 30 holiday hotspot loved by young northern Europeans – mostly German – who…

Head along the pedestrianized promenade from Playa de Palma and you’ll hit El Arenal – Mallorca’s buzzing 18 to 30 holiday hotspot loved by young northern Europeans – mostly German – who come here to sunbathe all day and party all-night. The built-up resort area is awash with hotel blocks, tourist-centric restaurants, and pumping bars and clubs. If you fancy something adventurous, Aqualand’s huge water slides will surely make you smile, and scream.

Can Pastilla

The popular district of Can Pastilla offers sun, sea, and sand to holidaymakers. The moon-white soft sands of Can Pastilla and Estancia beaches are dotted with cute beach huts. Family-fun…

The popular district of Can Pastilla offers sun, sea, and sand to holidaymakers. The moon-white soft sands of Can Pastilla and Estancia beaches are dotted with cute beach huts. Family-fun waters ports in the clear turquoise ocean await, or if you’re feeling brave gawp at shining shark jaws at Palma Aquarium – the deepest tank in Europe. Dance-keen nightbirds will love the buzzing bars and neon-lit clubs illuminating the promenade.

Playa de Palma

Offering easy access to Palma de Mallorca, 10 kilometers away, and the airport, just 2 kilometers away, the Playa de Palma beach resort…

Offering easy access to Palma de Mallorca, 10 kilometers away, and the airport, just 2 kilometers away, the Playa de Palma beach resort is a stress-free destination. You can relax on sun-loungers under dried palm-leaf parasols, which line the beach, as the gentle waves of the Mediterranean wash against the shore. Families flock to the nearby aquarium, known for its wide variety of fish species, including mesmerizing sharks and stingrays.

Palmanova

Palmanova is a developed beach resort where all amenities are provided, from restaurants to water sports activities. It has a more…

Palmanova is a developed beach resort where all amenities are provided, from restaurants to water sports activities. It has a more family-friendly atmosphere than neighboring Magaluf and there is plenty to keep kids occupied. Look out for the elaborate and competitive sand sculptures on the beach. It’s not difficult to find a more secluded spot either, with quiet coves hidden behind rocky outcrops.

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"We were worried about being so close to the main road but yes it is busy and at times noisy but this is not going to spoil you having a great time in Palma or this hotel. The hotel is well placed to walk to the cathedral and into the centre of Palma and the views over the harbour from the pool ar..."

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"The hotel amenities and the hotel itself were amazing. Staff were pleasant, but like all other European businesses seemed understaffed.
Experience was great, but ordering food and drinks at the restaurant and bar were extremely expensive"

Most recent review

"Stayed at the hotel for 3 days and enjoyed our stay. Rooms were clean, tidy and comfortable. Breakfasts and food from pool side cafe was very good. Pool was very nice to swim in though not particularly large but never seemed to be too busy. Only thing was limited number of sun loungers and space ..."

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"The hotel is very near the beach with a pharmacy and supermarket directly across from it.
The rooms, whilst small, are clean. They have a fridge, good size beds, FREE safe and wifi, robes and toiletries.
Check in/ out was very easy.
I would definitely recommend this hotel and location."

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"We booked a Premier Plus room which had a balcony with a fantastic view of the port and the Cathedral. The room had a small fridge with complimentary fruit juice and water every day and good wifi. The staff were helpful and friendly and there was a great choice at breakfast with the chef making e..."

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"My wife & I plus a friend stayed 2 nights, beautiful rooms, dining was open until 11PM which worked well for our late arrival, excellent meals and nice wines fairly priced. Staff were particularly friendly and helpful with suggestions, directions and very professional. Would definitely stay a..."

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"Probably too 'boutique' for me.
I found the black tiles in the bathroom along with the poor lighting meant I could barely find dark coloured tubes and bottles. The minimalism meant that it was easy to see areas that were in need of repainting. There was nothing to distract from it.
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